Revolution in the cloud area: Tata Communications introduces Vayu!

Revolution in the cloud area: Tata Communications introduces Vayu!

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - Tata Communications has presented its latest innovation today: the Tata Communications Vayu, a groundbreaking Cloud-Fabric that is supposed to revolutionize corporate IT management. This advanced solution aims to significantly reduce the increasing cloud costs and reduce the complexity of multi-cloud environments. With a uniform and purpose-oriented architectural approach, Vayu promises a cost reduction of up to 30 % through the seamless integration of infrastructure and platform services (IAAS and PAAS), artificial intelligence, safety and connectivity solutions, such as on ots.at reported.

The Vayu Ai cloud also enables on-demand access to NVIDIA graphics processors, which means that companies can deal with the need for costly infrastructure investments. This promotes efficient and large-scale implementation of AI applications. Tata Communications also offers a unique solution for several cloud environments that can be adapted to different industries. A zero-trust security concept and strict data protection standards such as the DPDP 2025 guarantee the integrity and safety of the company data in all operating views. According to Theprint.in also plans to introduce climate-neutral cloud options and energy-efficient data centers to to meet the requirements for sustainability.

The Tata Communications Vayu platform enables companies to master the challenge of data availability across various IT environments and simultaneously simplify integration and administration. Management and leaders of the company emphasize that this new cloud solution not only represents a technological improvement, but also the way in which companies work, redefined and can overcome boundaries. A.S. Lakshminarayanan, CEO of Tata Communications, noted: "Tata Communications Vayu is more than just a product - a new way for integration, simplification and innovation of companies will be."